AMENDMENT NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 21st July, 2009
No.MCI-12(2) /2009-Med. -22654 - In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 33 of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 (102 of 1956), the Medical Council of India with the previous sanction of the Central Government, hereby makes the following Regulations to amend the “Minimum Qualifications for Teachers in Medical Institutions Regulations 1998” , namely: -
1. (i) These Regulations may be called the “Minimum Qualifications for Teachers in Medical Institutions (Amendment) Regulations, 2009” .
(ii) They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
2. In the “Minimum Qualification for Teachers in Medical Institutions Regulations, 1998” , the following additions/modificat ions/deletions/ substitutions, shall be, as indicated therein: -
3(i)(a). In Schedule I, Clause (2), the words “The Heads of these departments must possess recognized basic university medical degree qualification or equivalent qualification” shall be substituted with the following: -
“Heads of departments of pre and para clinical subjects must possess recognized basic University degree qualification i.e. MBBS or equivalent qualification.”
(b) In Schedule I, Clause (2), the sentence “In the departments of Community Medicine and Pharmacology, Lecturers in Statistics and Pharmacological Chemistry shall possess M.Sc. qualification in that particular subject from a recognised University.” shall be substituted with the following: -
“In the department of Community Medicine, Lecturers in Statistics shall possess M.Sc. qualification from a recognised University.”
(ii). In Schedule I, the following shall be added to Clause (3):
“Dean / Principal / Director of Medical college/institution , who is head of the institute and the Medical Superintendent who is head of the affiliated teaching hospital can be incharge of a Unit but cannot be HOD in the medical college/institution . However, they can teach and practice in the Department concerned.”
4. The Teaching/Research experience requirements in all the subjects of Broadspecialities shown in Table - 1 shall be substituted as under:-
“(A) Professor:- (i) As Associate Professor in the subject concerned for three years
inthe recognized medical college.
(ii) Minimum of four research publications in indexed/national journals.
(B) Associate Professor:- (i)As Assistant Professor in the concerned subject for four years in the
recognized medical college.
(ii)Minimum of two research publications in indexed/national journals.”
5. The Teaching/Research experience requirements in all the subjects of Superspecialties shown in Table - 2 shall be substituted as under:-
“(A) Professor:- (i) As Associate Professor in the subject concerned for three years in the
recognized medical college.
(ii)Minimum of four research publications in indexed/national journals.
(B) Associate Professor:- (i)As Assistant Professor in the concerned subject for two years in the
recognized medical college.
(ii) Minimum of two research publications in indexed/national journals.”
[Lt. Col. (Retd.) Dr. A.R.N. Setalvad]
Secretary
Medical Council of India
Source : http://www.mciindia.org/know/rules/teachers.htm
Looking for a healthy debate on this case-
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What could be the possible pros n cons of either??
Dr Vikram,i had a doubt regarding these ammendments...was wondering if you can clear it.For Assoc.Prof,are research publications mandatory or desirable?can you get back to me at dr_vrbhatt@rediffmail.com
ReplyDeletehow about teachers who do not have any publication at all,but working in medical colleges as associate and professors?can any body publish 4 papers in three yrs,and which society or subject jornal publishes like this?what about case reports in indexed journals?please clarify
ReplyDeleteare these publications mandatory for promotions to higher grades in medical colleges?
ReplyDeleteRespected sir/madam
ReplyDeleteINSTED OF TAKING MSc CANDIDATE AS A ASSISTENT PROFSSOR IN MEDICAL COLLEGE WHY CON'T MADE AMENDMENT ONLY MD CANDIDATE FOR PRE AND PARA CLINICALS . PLEASE CONSIDER MY LETTER AND CLARIFY.
THANK YOU.
dear,
DeleteMedical or non medical - both are same in teaching profession. In this regards i want to ask you one question if you have wrath and capability in your subject, why you want bother about Msc medicals.
@ Muralidhar
ReplyDeleteAccording to new amendments the for :
Associate Prof - Assist prof Experience of 4 years and compulsory 4 Publications
or
Assist prof experience of 5 years without any publication desired
Prof - Associate Prof for 2 years and compulsory 2 Publications in that tenure as first author
or
3 years of tenure as Associate Prof.
Please check the new ammendments of MCI
http://lap-surgery.blogspot.com/2010/02/mci-dec-2009-amendments-for-minimum.html
sir please specify things regarding publication to be in speciality journals .Will publications in general journals be not accepted .is ammendment dec 2009 published in the gazette . what is the future of general journals
ReplyDeleteIs case report in indexed journal counted as a research publication? what exactly is the definition of research publication. Its not defined anywhere. Please clarify if anyone know
ReplyDeleteWell, As far as I understand there are no clear guidelines for as such research publications. Its better that we think that case reports are not accepted. Its better to publish some studies rather than case reports. These is totally my personal opinion. Most of journals worldwide ( Of Repute ) have stopped accepting case reports.
ReplyDeleteSearch is more important than research.What about medical students getting MBBS degree.
ReplyDeleteDr.Anil Batta
Associate Professor
GGS Medical Faridkot
on mci website for psm dept. lecturer in statistics needs 3years tutors experience but there is no such post in psn entitled tutor in statistics so how can statistics people get 3 years exp
ReplyDeleteif anybody get answer kindly contact on devendratandle@gmail.com
thanks
What are the requirements for the post of a lecturer?
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous. The guidelines are very clear on the MCI website for post of lecturer/Assistant Prof
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mciindia.org/know/rules/teachers.htm
(i) Requisite recognised postgraduate qualification in the subject.
(ii) Three years teaching experience in the subject in a recognised medical college as resident/ Registrar/Demonstrator/ Tutor.
how will it help to maintain standard by clearing bogus private medical colleges, cutting the number of medical teachers & lowering the standard of promotions from lecturer to Professor. Well it be Dr Ketan Desai or Dr Sarin all are there to help only the management of private medical college. Now I feel at least the MCI under Dr Ketan Desai had guts to say No to the political masters.Same manipulation is continued now ,earlier it was money now its the political pressure.
ReplyDeleteCAN YOU MAKE IT CLEAR ABOUT THE PROMOTION OF FACULTIES IN MED COLLEGE TEACHING SERVICES.. IS PUBLICATION MANDATORY FOR PROMOTION.
ReplyDeleteHi Jessy.
ReplyDeleteAs i understand, the publications are not mandatory. The old rules stays. What happens with the publications is your promotions are earlier by few years. Also if you have publications you will be selected, in case there are many candidates for same post.
Thanks of writing,
Vikram
hello sir
ReplyDeletei want to know weather DNB considered same as pg for posts of senior residents and r they promoted to assistant professors and associate professors with experience or not
what about I.P. university affiliated Dr. R.M.L. hospital and safdurjung hospital where after associate professor experience is not counted for promotion to professor even all criteria of MCI rules are fulfilled and only 18 yrs of local experience is demanded. any solution for it
ReplyDeleteIf the Lecturer or Assistant Professor worked in more than one college for four years and those colleges are Govt./ Semi- Govt./ Private institutes then whether that experience is cumulatively counted for Associate Professor post in the present institute?
ReplyDeleteIf the Lecturer or Assistant Professor had worked on Adhoc basis i.e. Temporary basis for 29 days order / 3 months / 6 months / 1 year order then whether that experience is counted for promotion for Associate Professor Post in present Institute?
Dear Dr.Vikram,
ReplyDeletei wanted to know if senior residency in a superspeciality is counted as teaching experience at all?
Dear Dr.Vikram,
ReplyDeletei wanted to know if senior residency in a superspeciality is counted as teaching experience at all?
Taking so much time and labor,added research publications--The time scale promotion or at least REDESIGNATION in own pay scale should be mandatory for boosting up moral of young brigade of medical teachers..
ReplyDeleteSome materialistic benefit is the need of the hour for keeping tempo going on.
ReplyDeletelecturer in statistics in the department of community medicine with 10yrs experience is eligible for assistant professor post.
ReplyDeletehi i am a Ph.D Biochemist and have publications in referred journal do i have any chance to work with medical colleges or only MBBS doctors with PG are eligible
ReplyDeleteSir,with 5 years teaching experience as associate professor, is it mandatory to have publications to be promoted as professor.
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